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Describe the bug To Reproduce
Expected behavior Desktop (please complete the following information): Everytime I try to create a library, I get this message in the logs and nothing else:
When I try to upload, I get this in the logs: |
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If you've not managed to create a library yet, upload won't work yet, so that's expected; but, I'm not sure why nothing's happening when you hit save when creating the library. There are no error messages appearing? What do you see if you visit What paths are you trying to set, and what docker volumes do you have set up? |
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I'm using ghcr.io/manyfold3d/manyfold:latest in my docker compose. |
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I set the debug level via environment variable in the docker compose (MANYFOLD_LOG_LEVEL: debug) and now it shows some SQL stuff in the logs. I'm guessing the problem is at the 'rollback', but I have no clue why it's doing that.
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That log file seems terribly formatted here. I uploaded it to pastebin as well just in case that makes it easier for you to read: |
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OK. I think I figured it out. I have no idea why, as this works with other docker compose stacks I have, but I deleted the manyfold folder from the host, and manually recreated it with mkdir. Before, the folders were owned by root, and now they are my user. And now I was able to create a library. I was also able to upload a model. I'm not sure why I had to create the folder, normally, in other compose stacks, the container creates them(which it did in this case), and things just work. I didn't see anything in the logs to indicate why it wasn't working though. And actually, when I hit Save the first time after fixing it, it had the same problem where nothing happened. I needed to check the switch to tell it to create the directory. You may want to add an error message there saying it couldn't create the directory or something like that. Thanks for all your help. I haven't spent a ton of time in it, but I really like the interface. I'm hoping it will help me keep track of my stl files. And one thing I just thought of(if it doesn't exist already) is to have some sort of versioning system in there. Like if I upload an STL, and I later update the STL, I would like the old and the new version to be there. |
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Oh, great, glad you worked it out! There is definitely some improvement to the error reporting there, and something odd with the setup perhaps. I'll have a think about it some more, but I'm glad you got it working! |
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I was having an identical issue, and running chmod -R 777 on the directory where I was trying to put my library fixed it too. |
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What worked for me was the following:
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OK. I think I figured it out. I have no idea why, as this works with other docker compose stacks I have, but I deleted the manyfold folder from the host, and manually recreated it with mkdir. Before, the folders were owned by root, and now they are my user.
And now I was able to create a library. I was also able to upload a model.
I'm not sure why I had to create the folder, normally, in other compose stacks, the container creates them(which it did in this case), and things just work.
I didn't see anything in the logs to indicate why it wasn't working though. And actually, when I hit Save the first time after fixing it, it had the same problem where nothing happened. I needed to check the…